Re: Archive Search

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On 28/02/2008, max bianco <maximilianbianco@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Is there anyway to search the archives by subject line or keywords? I am
> looking for info on setting up a Verizon Broadband card on a  laptop running
> F8. Modems seem to be the bane of my existence lately. Anyway i do not see a
> way to search by subject ( i hope i am just blind because scrolling through
> the lists would take forever) my first idea was to download the zipped files
> and then just search with grep but that would that takes time and i am no
> master grepper and of course i needed this done yesterday. Ideas??

Not an ideal solution, but perhaps a bit of googling might help, try
this search:

verizon broadband card fedora site:https://www.redhat.com/

And you get some results that might be useful :)

Best wishes,

Jon

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